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Buy a Home Anywhere in London, Ontario

London is a city of very different neighbourhoods, and the right one depends on your budget, your commute and the way you want to live. Justin Skrypnyk works with buyers across the whole city and the towns around it. He starts by listening, shows you what homes are actually selling for, and helps you move at the pace that suits you.

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What You Can Expect

  • Live MLS® listings from every brokerage across London and area
  • Real sold prices so you know what a home is worth before you offer
  • Honest neighbourhood comparisons, including the trade-offs
  • Offer strategy for multiple-offer situations
  • Trusted inspectors, lawyers and mortgage professionals

The Process

01

Get to Know You

A relaxed conversation about your budget, timeline, must-haves and deal-breakers.

02

Get Pre-Approved

Confirm what you can spend with a mortgage professional before you fall for a home.

03

Narrow the Map

Pick the two or three neighbourhoods that fit, using real prices and commute times.

04

Tour and Compare

See homes together and check each one against recent sales nearby.

05

Offer and Negotiate

Write a strong offer with the right conditions to protect you.

06

Close and Move In

Inspection, financing and the lawyer handled, right through to keys.

Buying a Home by Neighbourhood

Justin works across London and the towns around it. Pick an area for local prices, listings and what it's like to live there.

Airport Argyle Bostwick Bradley Carling Crumlin Delaware Dorchester Downtown East London Fanshawe Fox Hollow Glanworth Glencairn Hamilton Road Highbury Highland Huron Heights Hyde Park Jackson Komoka/Kilworth Longwoods Masonville Medway Mount Brydges Old North Old Victoria Sharon Creek South London Southcrest Stoneybrook Stoneycreek Strathroy Sunningdale Talbot Thorndale Uplands Westminster Whiteoaks Woodhull

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about buying a home in London Ontario.

Does it cost anything to work with a buyer's agent in London, Ontario?
Usually not out of pocket. In most London sales the seller's brokerage offers to pay the buyer's brokerage, and since 2023 Ontario requires a written Buyer Representation Agreement that spells out exactly how your agent is paid. Justin walks you through that agreement line by line before you sign it.
Which London neighbourhood is best for buyers right now?
It depends on what you need most. Hyde Park and Fox Hollow suit buyers who want newer family homes in the north end, Old South and Old North suit buyers who want older character homes close to downtown, and East London and Hamilton Road tend to offer the lowest prices in the city. Justin compares them using recent sold prices so you can see the trade-offs clearly.
How long does it take to buy a house in London, Ontario?
Most buyers find a home within one to two months of starting a serious search, and closing usually happens 30 to 90 days after the offer is firm. Getting pre-approved first is the single biggest thing that speeds the process up.
Should I look at towns outside London too?
If price or lot size matters most, yes. Komoka, Kilworth, Dorchester, Strathroy and Mount Brydges are all within a short drive of London and often give you more house or more land for the money. Justin covers those towns as well as the city itself.

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